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Photo: Jeff J Mitchell (Getty Images) We don’t believe for a second that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have only watched “a little” of Netflix’s Advertisement Airing Sunday night in the U.S. and Monday night in the U.K., Oprah with Meghan and Harry detailed the fragile mental state both members of the royal couple found themselves in over the past few years while dealing with the internal and external pressures of public life. On Sundays interview, Markle claimed she was denied seeki...

Meghan Markle explained her first time meeting the queen in her interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Duchess Meghan Says the Queen Has"Always Been Wonderful" to Her Harpers Bazaar Staff © Chris Jackson - Getty Images Meghan revealed that Queen Elizabeth"has always been wonderful" during her interview with Oprah Winfrey. Heres how Meghan gets along with Queen Elizabeth II. Though Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and husband Prince Harry have bid adieu to life as senior members of the royal family, the duchess revealed that Queen Elizabeth II has always been particularly kind to her...

Chris JacksonGetty Images Though Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and husband Prince Harry have bid adieu to life as senior members of the royal family, the duchess revealed that Queen Elizabeth II has always been particularly kind to her during the Sussexes tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey. On the difference between "family" and "business," Meghan said, "Its hard for people to distinguish the two because its a family business, right? So theres the family. And then theres the people that are ru...

Former Labour first minister Henry McLeish said he does not believe Nicola Sturgeon will have to resign as First Minister.

The First Minister was speaking at the Scottish Government’s coronavirus briefing in Edinburgh.

The First Minister was speaking at the Scottish Government’s coronavirus briefing in Edinburgh.

Sturgeon: Anti-harassment policy was sparked by MeToo, not Salmond PA Media 03/03/2021 By PA Scotland reporters © Andy Buchanan Former first minister Alex Salmond gave evidence to the inquiry last week (Andy Buchanan/PA) An anti-harassment policy drawn up in the early days of the so-called “MeToo” movement was not directly related to allegations against former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond, his successor Nicola Sturgeon has said. The current First Minister told M...

The Salmond inquiry has shifted Scotland's political axis, says Alex Bell. Will Labour be the party to capitalise on the change?

Nicola Sturgeon apologises to women failed by Alex Salmond investigation Libby Brooks Scotland correspondent Replay Video (Video by Sky News) Nicola Sturgeon has apologised directly to the two women who were failed by the Scottish government’s investigation into their sexual harassment complaints against Alex Salmond, but denied there was any plot against the former first minister. Sturgeon is under intense pressure to answer multiple allegations that she misled parliament as ...